Telegram-herald., 1887-06-24
.D|LLON'S BILL DEAD
CLOSING DAYS or rHs LEGISLATURE.
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LAEsrxa, June 23.--confnsion reigns su-
preme. and ss the closing hour Of the Sea-
sion approaches 10 constantly growing
more supreme. As is customary on the
lasf two days OF the session. everything =
down out OF the usual order and under
SUSPENSION Of the rules. and calls OF the
senate OF House are hourly occurrenc
every mem6er having bill that 20 him Is
OF especial impcrtanee. moving for call.
More bills are likely 30 die on the order OF
third reAtInS and en- the general order than
A. the e.oss OF session IN many years.
The Cole anti compact insurance bill Was
this afternoon reached on the order OF third
reading and amended 20 rs not TO Apply to
Companies doing busines In this state
fronl outside the State. until after January
I, 1885, att-r which il passed. Is to ]. This
will send il 20 the Governor unless IL Is
killed IN the closing hours OF he session by
motions 20 reconsider. Carry the news 10
ex-Repressntative Caariey Hamptou. who
worked so hard for the same bill two years
sgo.
Representative Dillon's bill to PROHIBIT the
employment of more than $50 convicts
on any one kind of manufacturing at any
Of the prisons OF the State. without recon-
mendsIion. and IL was tabled, where IL is
more than likely 10 meet It's death. They
az first proposed 20 report IL adversely, but
CONSENTED 10 be little more lenient toward
Mr. Dillon
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prohibitory constitutional amenim ent for
woman suffrage. was taken from the table
and lest. 81 to 4-not the necessary two
thirds.
Senators J.. w. Babccck, Fox and Cor
man, and Representatives Rumsey. Jones
and Lincoln have been been appointed
Com rnitlce ofCcnference TO settle the differ
enees over the new University appropria-
tion bill. They have not yet been able to
agree but one OF the members expresses the
opinion that by tomorrow thew will be able
to agree upon . basis of So, 900 reduction
from the figures contained in the vetoed
bill.
Senators Edwards. Sharp and Deyo and
Representatives Bstes. Diekema and J. w.
Robinson have heen appointed committee
Of coufersncs over the disputed amsnd-
have decided 20 put the tax on retail liquor
selling back 10 $500 and leave the beer tax
~ $500 gives saloons until IL al night If the
Council so allows. otherwise they must
close at nine; and restricts the bondNnen TO
The municipality. The two houses will
concur in the conferenc, report.
The Grenrell Purity of Election bill cane
| ND today 10 tbe Senate and was lost, yeas
81 a. all hou kftas lu
canvassing. and has eighteen Senator's
pledged TO vote for the bill IL it is amended
so as TO apply to incorporated cities only.
| He thinks the balance Of the state would
soon apply to be taken underits provisions.
Senator J. W. Bsbcock today denounced
/ the inSinuation Of the Lansing Journal, in
which his name was connected with the
| booile charges, as false in every particular
| and their author a calumniator" Senator
| Giddings then offerei "A resolution reciting
| the fact that the Senate has the utmost con-
| rdence in the honor ana ability or Senator
| Babcock, ard that the attempted assault on
/ the character OF an hon0rsd mernhcr is pro-
| foundly regretted. The resolution was
adcpted-yeas, 80, nays,
/ The Kent stenOrrapaer bill aud the Mon
| roe banking oil were both approved this
morning.
The Senate judiciary committee submit
tel long report on the ssked-for investiga-
I ton OF the alleged election frauds in Detroit
| al the April els stion. They depcczfe fraud
| IN election but feel that the Legislature has
no power to 90 beyond the law in the mat
ter.
The Senate Joint resolution to declare
| forfeited the Marquette. Houghton & Otfto-
| naeon and grant and to confer the lands
i on z0rue other competent company. vas
| largely discussed this forenoon and defeat
ed, yeas Is. pays Is.
seueor Edward r. Edwards, the able
chairman Of the conmitte on cities and
vii ayes. was t0siav the recipient Of "A hand
SOM eoonv goldhesdsd cane from John ID.
| ;. Hanson. ex-Sherif OF Oces1s county,
aud clerk Of his committee with a highly
complimentary accompanying nots-
Senator Stark vas called TO his Ken:
county home at noon By q telegraph that
his safe had been broken open and several
thousand dollars worth Of valuable papers
stolen.
The House today cut down the tlSo. .oco
NininT school appropriation 20 t75.0o3 a.
ve predicted ye1ftr'isy. and ~ that is the
highest <sm The Governor viii approve
Senator HubhslI submits 70 the inevftsbic.
and The Senate will corcar. Representative
Cr8ekef. Of Nacomb. entered q protest on
tl5e journal in which he severely scored the
Geverner for his assumption n telling the
Legislature jsst how many dollars they
may spprcrriAte for any particular objaef
The House has passed The bill 10 abolish
the Board cf Assessors for Detroit. Il nay
die IA the Senate.
Consressnan ". RI Fori. Ed F. Uhl
Fred Maynard, J. II. Csmpbeli. George II
waite and Came Warden VIII A. snlfh
ars m town and helping 70 close up shs 80
sion.
The main business Ct The two Horses a.
tae evening session VS. the receipt Of ths
ceaferenre conl1litts~ rrDorts in tie Uai
vsFNtT and Liquor Tax bills, both TI.,use,
contnrrng IA both reports, =, saose teo
Iruportaat matters are disposed 81 Messages
frcf1 he o<hsr srench acerpied ran<f >
the sime for the balsncs of the evening.
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